Shalesbrook Morris in Street, Somerset

Cream Tea Weekend

9th-12th September 2005

For our 2005 tour we stayed at the Street YHA.  Today Street is famous for its shoe museum and shop and its cider. It lies in the Somerset Levels the second largest fenland area of Britain and is named after the medieval causeway that linked it to Glastonbury Abbey.  There are many interesting places to visit in the area, including of course the beautiful Wells Cathedral.

If you'd like to know where you missed us, our tour programme was as follows:

Saturday 10 September
10.30am        Clarks Village, Street
12.00 noon     Bishop's Palace, Wells
1.30pm            City Arms, Wells
3.30pm        Wookey Hole

Sunday 11 September
12.30pm        The White Lion, Bourton, with Treacle Eater Clog
3.30pm        Stourhead National Trust, Nr Warminster

 

Dancing at the City Arms, WellsTrunkles at Bishops Palace

 

With Treacle Eaters at the White Lion

 

Plans are already afoot for the 2006 Tour, which will take us in quite a different direction - to Saffron Walden in Essex, from Friday 8 to Monday 11 September.

 

 

 

 

 

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